Trial Day Docketed In VFW Club Killing
Fayette County Circuit Court begins July 2 with a four killin g docket. Defendants include E M Brinson Frank McGhee Ronald Clifton in Crews slaying and Obed Holdren for Emeline shooting. Additional trials list Davis for murder of Hazel Mamrick and Helen Estelle James for alleged newborn death.
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VFW
Fayetteville
Fayette County
Oak Hill
E. M
Brinson
Frank McGhee
Ronald Ciifton
Sanger
Obed Holdren
Cannelton
Mike Emeline
Emeline
Davis
Ingram Branch
Hazel Mamrick
Lastet
Helen
Estelle James
Garten
Justice of the Peace
Virgil Lyons
Girard Case Sparks Debate Over Jurisdiction At Base
In McGarraghy court Carroll argues Girard’s rights are being stripped and questions whether a U S military base shooting should be tried in Japan. Gasch counters the incident occurred on a joint maneuver area not on base, framing it as a civilian shooting. The dispute centers on whether Japanese courts may try U S personnel for acts while on official duty.
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United States
McGarraghy
Carroll
Girard
Japan
Saudi Arabia
Gasch
U.S
Harrington
Itsure
Local Court Docket Lists Numerous Charges Across Cases
The docket names several individuals facing offenses including rape, grand larceny, carrying a pistol, drunk driving, speeding, non support, illegal sale of beer and whisky, bastardy, and related counts. Names include Herman R Shrewsbury Ralph L Kershner Jr Sylvester Ferguson Henry E Stapleton Charles Smallwood Ashley W Frazier Bill Hopkins Walter Haskett Walter Bailes Otis Kinder Roosevelt Messer Maurice Barnett William Coleman Ralph West Ruben Puryear Jr and others with dates and details not fully legible.
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Herman R. Shrewsbury
Ralph L. Kershner Jr
Sylvester Ferguson
Henry E. Stapleton
Charles Smallwood
Benjamin S. Legg
Walter L. Jones Jr
James E. Barnette
Ashley W. Frazier
Bill Hopkins
Walter Haskett
Walter Bailes
Otis Kinder
Roosevelt Messer
Maurice Barnett
William Coleman
Ralph West
Ruben Puryear Jr
Hayashi to head defense in World War II war crimes trial
Hayashi a 64 year old defense attorney in Tokyo will lead his defense with interpreter help while Maury Girard selects Maj. Stanley F. Levin as personal adviser. Levin is a former court martial officer now with the 1st Cavalry Division judge advocate’s office. Reynolds and Young, Girard’s mother’s lawyers, say sending Girard to Japanese authorities jeopardizes all U.S. servicemen overseas. Senator Jenner calls the move a political surrender and Rep. Wharton proposes a resolution to bar foreign jurisdiction over U.S. courts.
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Hayashi
Girard
Maj
Stanley F. Levin
Hollywood
Calif
Levin
Japan
Europe
United States
Judge Advocate’s
1St Cavalry Division
Tokyo
Reynolds and Young
U.S
Sen
Jenner
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